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Fort Ritchie: Ritchie Boys and Revival An immersive walking tour guided by the Director of the Ritchie History Museum. Learn the rich history of the secret military property nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains and its importance during WWII and into the 20th Century. Class will meet at the Ritchie History Museum at 9:00am and walk approximately one mile around the historic district. Course limited to 12 stu- dents to ensure personalized instruction. Class may be canceled due to inclement weather. Meeting location: 14319 Barrick Avenue, Cascade, MD 21719 which is the history museum. Total: $29 HCR-079-B F 10am–12pm Aug 4 L. Grove HCR-079-C F 9–11am Sep 15 L. Grove HCR-079-D F 9–11am Oct 13 L. Grove
HISTORY, CULTURE & RELIGION
NEW! Boston and the Coming Of the American Revolution, 1765 - 1775 LLI This program details England’s problems and solu- tions to govern its colonies following the culmination of the 4 French & Indian wars, 1689-1763. Major program topics include: (1) Britain’s taxation & gov- ernmental efforts (2) Massachusetts reactions, coor- dinated by Boston’s Samuel Adams (3) Myths & reality of “Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride” (4) Britain’s military efforts against Massachusetts and the colony’s re- sistance at Lexington & Concord (5) New England’s Army of Observation: seeds of the Continental Army. Total: $116 — Senior Total: $81 HCR-088-C Tu 9am–12pm Sep 19–Oct 10 R. Swartz VM 4 LLI This seminal episode in New England history is one of the few where girls and women play a leading role along with the men. Program topics include: (1) plausible causes, from hysteria & institutional laws to international warfare (2) the immediate causes in the Salem Village parsonage (3) the trials and the results (4) an abrupt halt to this “witch hunt” and why (5) the theocentric characteristics of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Total: $76 — Senior Total: $54 DIS-535-D Tu 9am–12pm Oct 31–Nov 14 R. Swartz VM 4 NEW! The Salem Witchcraft Trials of 1692
Leadership/No Blame Problem Solving
Are you frustrated with government? Are you worried about the political blame game and the inability of leaders to keep pace with pressing problems? This course will teach you the ten steps of No-Blame prac- tical problem-solving, proven successful in the venue of local government. This method has been applauded by respected government and business leaders alike for its applicability in all venues. You will also learn how to get in the game of government problem-solving. Learn the rules of the game, the positions you can take, and how to score with proven solutions. Total: $0 DIS-638-B ONLINE: At your own pace Aug 16–Dec 31
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